Explore your Spiritual Identity & Live a Supernatural Lifestyle

The Bible speaks of the Mysteries of God—profound truths hidden for ages but now revealed through Jesus Christ. These aren’t secrets meant to be concealed; they are divine treasures waiting to be uncovered by those who seek an intimate relationship with the Father. These mysteries shape our understanding of God, reveal our identity as sons of God, and empower us to live out His will on earth.

Prayer is more than a routine or religious act; it’s a lifeline that connects us to the heart and mind of God. Through prayer, we step into an intimate communion with the Father, sharing our hearts, listening to His voice, and aligning our lives with His will. In this journey of life, prayer is essential, empowering us to grow spiritually, gain divine wisdom, and experience the fullness of our relationship with God.

Sonship is central to understanding our identity in Christ. It’s more than just a theological term or an abstract idea—it’s a transformative reality that defines our relationship with God the Father. As believers, we are called sons of God (John 1:12), not in a gender-specific way, but as a statement of our intimate connection and oneness with Him. Embracing your sonship is the key to walking in the fullness of your identity in Christ (Romans 8:14). It shifts your understanding of who you are and how you relate to God from a distant servant or follower or a beloved child to a joint heir with Christ. This identity redefines your experiences, interactions, and how you perceive yourself and others.

When God becomes real to us, we experience a relationship that’s no longer conceptual. He’s not just an idea in our mind anymore. We move past theology and intellectuality, into something more tangible. When God becomes real to us, Bible knowledge just isn’t enough. We are now fed with experiential knowledge – a knowledge that’s personal. We come into oneness with Jesus… the knowledge we receive is now a living conversation. We become one with His thoughts and His being. That’s how He communicates. He’s not a second person anymore. He’s one with our heart and mind. We share His experience of the Father.

What’s it like when you ‘spend time with God?’ Do you read the bible or play some music? Or both? Maybe read up on some good books? Listen to messages? Praise and Worship? Or do you ‘spend time with God’? When you’re spending time with your fiancé or spouse, would you read a book or biography of him/her? You’d probably do that when they’re not around (if at all) or just think about them. There’s a time for reading and listening to messages and the Bible… and it’s very beneficial. This is the time we catch up on knowing about God and what He’s about. We learn from the experiences of people, and their lives.

There are generally 2 sources from where we get information. Our mind receives information from the 5 senses – that’s one source.